In trying to get my Samsung T5 to work on my MacBook Air M2 I went down a route that ended up with me installing Samsung Magician. Does anyone know how to uninstall this? Also, has anyone found the key to having a T5 recognised by a modern Mac? Thanks.
Right-click the 'Samsung Magician' alias in the applications folder and choose 'Show Original', Run 'CleanupAll.scpt'.
-OR if you deleted the alias in the Applications folder:
In the finder, Click the 'Go' menu, hold down the 'Option' key and click 'Library'.
Open the 'Application Support' folder, then the 'Samsung' folder, then the 'Samsung Magician' folder.
Run 'CleanupAll.scpt'.
Yes, that is exactly how i know 'Samsung Magician' in the 'Applications' folder is an alias.
Samsung magician in my Applications folder reports as an application.
The Applications folder is a view to a location.
Awesome! Thank you! Samsung has some powerful magic alright. I deleted this thing so many times and it kept resurrecting itself! No uninstall option within the program. Thank you for this info!
Hi IO have the same pb, I saw all those sub-folders but cannot see any cleanup all script in any of them ??
Hi
Finally I found the reason , I did uninstall the app previously. Then I installed it again and after could find and run the script. Now Samsung magician finally disappeared. Thks
Hi Jacob. Belatedly (?) got around to doing exactly this and it worked perfectly! Thank you.
How to uninstall Samsung Magician
